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Thursday’s blazing bonfire. Surf’s up! for Kelly Geier and Lisa Kulman. Spirit Week 9
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Spirit Week Rolls In Spirit Week this year was as ex- citing as ever. The first day was P.J. and sweat suit day. Being a Monday, everyone was more than happy to be wearing such comfortable clothing. On Tuesday it wasn’t unusual to see people walking down the hallway in nothing but a sheet or a college sweat shirt. When the middle of the week ar- rived, students got a taste of summer. It was beach and Hawaiian day. Thursday had to be the most ex- citing day of all. Students were dressed in army clothes and crazy hats. The crazy hats ranged from Goofy hats to sunvisors. Finally Friday came upon us with blue and white day. Everyone’s spirits really showed. Practically every stu- dent wore blue or white or both! The week went really great, not to mention Thursday’s bonfire. All our appreciation goes out to Mr. Curtis who tallied up the scores for the week. Mr. Wojcik watches the spirit week activities. Mellissa Drinkhorn shows her spirit on crazy hat day. Dawn Martindale couldn't find anything to wear to school but a sheet.
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Homecoming ’87 Rides the Wave The Richmond Blue Devils lost a good battle with the score of 13-0 against the St. Clair Saints, on Oc- tober 16. The floats were judged on origi- nality, size, and neatness. The Juniors’ colorful float took first place, while Seniors’ surfer took second. The Freshmen’s trash cans took third, and the Sophomores’ huge football placed fourth. The Homecoming dance took place on October 17 and was very success- ful. Plenty of students and alumni par- ticipated. The Homecoming King and Queen were Paul Maceroni and Jackie Bewersdorf. Other Senior represent- atives were Shelia Doyle, Scott Bruyneel, Ann Tatham, and Chris Cassise. The underclass representa- tives were Junior — Dawn Mar- tindale, Simon Lindsay; Sophomore — Danielle Ricossa, Dan Hudson; Freshman — Renee Hooks, and Bill Czenkus. SENIOR QUEEN CANDIDATES: Ann Tatham, Jackie Bewersdorf, and Sheila Doyle The cheerleaders march down Main Street. Last year’s Queen, Carmen Janssen, and the junior King and Qu Jamie Prior and Nicole Krause anxiously wait to ride in the parade. The band marches proudly down the streets of Richmond. Homecoming '87
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